Abstract. Packet classification is the problem of identifying which one of a set of rules maintained in a database is best matched by an incoming packet at a router and taking the action specified by the rule. This is a uniform enabler for many new network services like firewalls, quality of service and virtual private networks. These services require dynamic management of rules. While many algorithms recently proposed can perform packet classification at very high speeds, rule update times for these are not very fast. This paper presents an efficient classifier management algorithm, which effectively reduces the rule update time for the well known Grid-of-Tries classifier. To this end, we have devised a novel structure called Supervised Gr...
In a network, the Routers provide best possible services by handling or processing each incoming pac...
Abstract. Packet classication involves | given a set of rules | nd-ing the highest priority rule ma...
Abstract—In this paper, we introduce a new packet classifica-tion algorithm, which can substantially...
Rule-based packet classification plays a central role in network intrusion detection systems, firewa...
Multi-dimensional packet classification is increasingly important for applications ranging from fir...
A classifier consists of a set of rules for classifying packets based on header fields. Because cor...
Network packet classification is performed by a wide variety of network devices, like routers or fir...
Internet routers that operate as firewalls, or provide a variety of service classes, perform differ...
Internet routers that operate as firewalls, or provide a variety of service classes, perform differe...
[[abstract]]Packet classification is essential for routing, Quality of Service (QoS) provisioning, a...
Abstract—As one of the critical data path functions for many emerging networking applications, packe...
Several efforts were made in the existing solutions to identify a successful packet classification s...
A classifier consists of a set of rules for classifying packets based on header fields. Because core...
Abstract—Packet Classification is an enabling technique for the future Internet by classifying incom...
Abstract: Several efforts were made in the existing solutions to identify a successful packet classi...
In a network, the Routers provide best possible services by handling or processing each incoming pac...
Abstract. Packet classication involves | given a set of rules | nd-ing the highest priority rule ma...
Abstract—In this paper, we introduce a new packet classifica-tion algorithm, which can substantially...
Rule-based packet classification plays a central role in network intrusion detection systems, firewa...
Multi-dimensional packet classification is increasingly important for applications ranging from fir...
A classifier consists of a set of rules for classifying packets based on header fields. Because cor...
Network packet classification is performed by a wide variety of network devices, like routers or fir...
Internet routers that operate as firewalls, or provide a variety of service classes, perform differ...
Internet routers that operate as firewalls, or provide a variety of service classes, perform differe...
[[abstract]]Packet classification is essential for routing, Quality of Service (QoS) provisioning, a...
Abstract—As one of the critical data path functions for many emerging networking applications, packe...
Several efforts were made in the existing solutions to identify a successful packet classification s...
A classifier consists of a set of rules for classifying packets based on header fields. Because core...
Abstract—Packet Classification is an enabling technique for the future Internet by classifying incom...
Abstract: Several efforts were made in the existing solutions to identify a successful packet classi...
In a network, the Routers provide best possible services by handling or processing each incoming pac...
Abstract. Packet classication involves | given a set of rules | nd-ing the highest priority rule ma...
Abstract—In this paper, we introduce a new packet classifica-tion algorithm, which can substantially...